code":429,"message":"Too many concurrent requests. A request to disassociate this user has already been made

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I do not undersatdn why I cannot perform the action and it returns this error - code":429,“message”:"Too many concurrent requests. A request to disassociate this user has already been made.
It does not seem that there is a rate limit issue and the user that I am trying to delete is still coming back in the API which makes me believe that the user has not been disassociated yet.
I saw the other issue solved in the dev forum by adding a specific action=disassociate parameter, I have already done that.
I you could shed some light on what the reasons could be that it is not working, that would be great, thanks!

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code":429,“message”:"Too many concurrent requests. A request to disassociate this user has already been made.

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  method: 'DELETE',
  uri: `https://api.zoom.us/v2/users/${idUser}`,
  qs: {
    action='disassociate',
    transfer_email: {transferToEmail},
    transfer_meeting: {transferMeeting}
    transfer_webinar: {transferWebinar},
    transfer_recording: {transferRecording}
  },
  headers: {
    Authorization: `Bearer ${this.accessToken}`
  },
  json: true

Hi @Dev_Torii
Thanks for reaching out to the Zoom Developer Forum, I am happy to help here!
Are you still experiencing this issue? While you confirm this with me I will go ahead and do some testing on my end!
Best,
Elisa

Hey Elisa, yes this is still happening.

Hi @Dev_Torii
I am not able to replicate this behavior on my end.
When I send the Delete request with the ‘disassociate’ action to the user’s endpoint, I get a 204 and I am able to disassociate users from my account.

My follow-up question here is
When you try to disassociate the user, what happens if you try to delete it after getting the error?
Can you query the recently deleted user via API? or can you see it in your account?

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